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json-function-pipeline

v0.1.0

Published

tool to build up complex pipeline based on JSON structure

Downloads

5

Readme

Install

$ npm install json-function-pipeline --save

Overview

json-function-pipeline is designed to allow describe the sequence of functions through JSON. The idea is to apply this library for Server Driven UI projects. It can be used as a simple tool to build up complex pipeline based on JSON structure.

Usage

The main idea of this library is fully customizable functions sequence. In JsonPipeline constructor you can provide key: value mapping. You can use keys of this mapping as reference to extract the value in the pipeline structure. The value could be any type that you want: string, boolean, object or number.

Simple example

In the example below variable dictionary has two fields:

  • log logging function
  • variable some string

pipeline is an array of objects where

  • functionNameToCall name of the function to call
  • functionArgs (optional) list of arguments that should be passed to the called function
  • saveTo (optiona) name of the field where funtion result should be stored

To refer to the value from the dictionary you can use $ symbol otherwise it would be interpreted as string value.

import { JsonPipeline } from "json-function-pipeline";

const dictionary = {
  log: console.log,
  sum: (a, b) => a + b,
  variable: "value",
};

const pipeline = [
  { functionNameToCall: "log", functionArgs: ["$variable"] },
  { functionNameToCall: "sum", saveTo: "sumResult", functionArgs: [1, 2] },
];

const jsonPipeLine = new JsonPipeline(dictionary);

const resultData = jsonPipeLine.apply(pipeline);

consolw.log(resultData.sumResult);

pipeline is an array of items with function name and arguments. dictionary is a mapping of pipeline variables.

Input dictionary shuld be full muatybel object. During the pipeline some function could change or add propertioes to this record.